The service may have expected trend guidelines, but other celebrations may have slightly more rebellious dress codes.
Consider the Prince and Princess of Wales’ pre-wedding party, for instance, which saw the princes gather in their countryside dressed to the nines. One of those visitors was Prince William’s niece, who donned a stunning black bodice evening gown to show off her waist. Her invention stiletto heels were partly concealed by a cover neck, an embellished plant on the rope, and a flowing skirt.
Eugenie wore a shiny clutch bag, a huge ring, and a bouncing curls-styled blond hair that matched her Hollywood-glam appearance.
At the pre-wedding dining at the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park on April 28, 2011, hosted by the Queen’s aunt Lady Elizabeth Shakerley, she was joined by the Duchess of Edinburgh, the late Queen Elizabeth, and Princess Beatrice.
Her older sister wore a one-shouldered neckline and striking gold sequin embellishments, which was a change from the ladylike necklines and shoulders the royals frequently sport.
However, her niece to Eugenie, featuring one rope and a figure-hugging image, with her golden tresses in a massive beehive style.
William and Kate’s marriage preparation
William and Kate, who had to stay the night away from the festivities in preparing for the evening ceremonies, were the two significant customers who were somewhat absent.
Kate spent the night at the five-star Goring Hotel in the Royal Apartment, which boasted a four-poster base, a grand music and a walk-in bath following a £150, 000 renovation.
However, claimed in his guide Spare that the man turned to alcohol to calm his nerves. As they greeted members of the crowd who had gathered on the Mall to get a front row seat view of the marriage, his brother allegedly wore “tipsy.”
“Willy, rum-warmed,” shouted: ‘We should go and see them!’ He informed his safety team that he wanted to do so via text.